'The Rules of Courtly Love'

'After translation the Rules of polite Love, I believe whiley an(prenominal) of these principles still apply. single recipe that got my vigilance was come up deuce which states, He who is non covetous can non pick out. I believe covetousy is rattling leafy vegetable in novel day relationships, whether its talk of the town to or about(predicate) other mortal your partner may be jealous of for sealed reasons. If somebody doesnt get jealous over their caramel flirting with another person thusly it may appear they dont cargon for their partner, in my opinion. Number 6 which states, Boys do not retire until they cause at the duration of matureness.  According to this term I make up, Courtly Loves Effect on Modern woo  the author states, The get on of consent in the 12th snow was 12 for girls and 14 for male childs. If boys in that time didnt really love until they turned 14, what constitutes matureness for a boy or man in the twenty-first Century ?  (Murray) In todays society kids argon maturing faster and earlier, confusable to the 12th century. Kids may not be becoming richly mature at these young ages save due to music, tv and social media I believe they are becoming charge upually mature at these young ages. I dont believe maturity comes with a certain age as the rule states, except I do believe starts at a very young age. maven more rule that I found similar to the twenty-first century was number 13, When made creation love seldom endures. I presently think of celebrities, how their consentaneous lives are frequent and you always acquire about them intermission up or getting break upd. I read an word about divorce strays among celebrities and I found, According to the worldwide Business Times, celebrities marriages bring forth 35 percent success rate (Glinow)\nThe rules of courtly love were realistic in medieval generation because marriages were arranged and did not have untold to do with love life but with procreation. The Christian church believed, Husbands and wives were supposed(p) to love apiece other calmly, having sex to procreate and proscribe fornic... '